# Deleting a single repository from the selected backup

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In **GitProtect Management Service**, go to **Storages** tab and click the **Browse storage** 📂 button next to the selected storage.

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In the storage info panel, click **Select resource to restore data from** under **Device** section.

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Select one of the available repositories from your resources list.

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After selecting a repository, choose the backup plan from the list of available plans whose copies you want to delete, and click **Delete** to proceed.

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In **GitProtect**, repositories **can only be deleted per backup plan**. It is not possible to remove a repository from all backup plans with a single operation.
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Confirm that you want to delete your data by checking the **Yes, I want to delete all \[NAME] backups from \[NAME] backup plan** checkbox, then click the **Proceed** button.

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Additionally, you can use the **View details** button to review the creators, backup plans, and storage locations that will be deleted. This option ensures transparency and allows you to confirm the impact of the operation before proceeding.
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Once confirmed, the deletion process will start—its progress can be monitored in the **Tasks** tab.
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